Videos

Beyond The Rocks

Tsay Keh Dene Nation, British Columbia

There is a small displaced community deep in the mountains of Northern British Columbia. The Sekani people have survived many hardships but are working hard at preserving their culture, language and future. Meet the talented youth of Tsay Keh Dene Nation; this is their story. <3

Break The Silence

Wauzhushk Onigum First Nation, Ontario

There is a silence that is finally being broken and it’s the Indigenous youth of Canada who are slowly rising up and sharing messages from the small corners of our nation to shed a new perspective on truth. Here is the youth of Wauzhushk Onigum with a pop-infused song carrying heavy topics that may get you singing while thinking a little deeper.

Hide & Seek

Surrey, British Columbia

Follow the footsteps of your past and you will find what is buried within who you are. “Hide & Seek” is a calling to those who are willing to seek deeper than what history has lead us to believe about Indigenous land, culture and teachings in the urban setting. Courtesy of a selection of High School students from Surrey School District Board in British Columbia. <3

Show Us The Way

Surrey, British Columbia

We need to listen closely to the young generation of Indigenous learners. This group of Elementary School students from the Surrey School District Board want to learn about their culture, they want to hear the stories, they want to be shown they way. Lend them your ears and hear what they have to say!

Help You See

Garden Hill, Manitoba

The issue of missing and murdered Indigenous women and men is a very real and painful problem in our country. The highway of tears that stretches along Northern British Columbia is part of this story. Here is “The Highway”; a heartfelt ballad written and performed by Kitsumkalum First Nation youth in hopes that this message reaches a bigger audience. PLEASE SHARE <3

Feather The Flame

Sioux Lookout, Ontario

This project is a demonstration of reconciliation in the Sioux Lookout area. We had the honour of working with a diverse group who are displaying a desire to work together to enhance community and culture for young Indigenous people.

The Highway

Kitsumkalum First Nation, British Columbia

The issue of missing and murdered Indigenous women and men is a very real and painful problem in our country. The highway of tears that stretches along Northern British Columbia is part of this story. Here is “The Highway”; a heartfelt ballad written and performed by Kitsumkalum First Nation youth in hopes that this message reaches a bigger audience. PLEASE SHARE <3

We Are Medicine

Bella Coola, British Columbia

Somewhere deep in the mountains, there is a beautiful valley where the Nuxalk youth of Bella Coola have big dreams and hopes for their future. However, there are many struggles they must overcome. The best way to heal is through the people. Our faith, our choices, our hearts and our characters are the medicine. S/O to Acwsalcta School! ENJOY & SHARE <3

Sacred Voice

Winnebago, Nebraska

What is more sacred than the voice? Down the Missouri River lies the Winnebago tribe of Nebraska. The youth in this community are pained and inspired from the water protectors who are peacefully protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline. This song is a pledge for the future, to pray and rejoice as united tribes through one sacred voice

When The Dust Settles

Oxford House First Nation

Do you know the struggles people face in Northern communities? The challenges are very real but can be overcome by love, dedication and honour. This is a message of hope brought to us by the talented Swampy Cree youth of Oxford House, Manitoba. Even though life is tough and we can’t see the issues clearly, we can still love our home dearly.

Pierce The Sky

Princess Elizabeth School

Pierce The Sky is an anthem song created by Six Nations youth who attend Princess Elizabeth School in Brantford, Ontario. The message of the song is themed around the legend of the tree of peace, which aligns closely with values of this particular group.

Skicin In You

Indian Island Penobscot Nation

We are excited to be releasing a brand new music video platforming our project with the Wabanaki Nation communities. This is a collaborative effort with Seven Eagles Media. Check out the song “Skicin In You” featuring youth artists from Indian Island Penobscot Nation!

Outsiders

Philemon Wright High School

Have you ever felt like an outsider in your own home? This music video project explores the topic of social inclusion for First Nation students who study in our urban Canadian schools. There is a story that needs to be shared. This project features our group from Philemon Wright High School in Gatineau, Quebec

Home To Me

Grassy Narrows First Nation

An honest glimpse into a community stripped of clean drinking water and continuous battle against deforestation. The words, the voices and the faces tell a story of hope as the people of Grassy Narrows First Nation look towards a better future.

Echo My Soul

Lac Seul First Nation

A flood that took their people by surprise. A history of strength and resilience never told. Here is the story of the people of Lac Seul First Nation. Narrated and shaped by the youth of Frenchman’s Head.

Important To Us

Pierre Elliott Trudeau Elementary School

This is what happens when you take the richest multicultural urban Canadian youth demographic that are open, interested and loving towards all walks of life and culture. This is a project that demonstrates the power of reconciliation in our Elementary school systems.

Caught In The Storm

English River First Nation

There are storms that exist within our hearts. Sometimes they are too heavy, too dark and too strong. This video depicts 3 separate stories that all demonstrate the power of resilience and community. Courtesy of the Patuanak youth of the English River First Nation.

I Believe

Chisasibi Cree First Nation

Sometimes when we feel defeated, all we need is the perfect song to bring our spirits back to life. This song reflects the power that voice, lyrics and melody can have on our hearts, especially when it’s being broadcasted by the youth of Chisasibi Cree First Nation.

Episode 1 - Washtew Nibee

Waswanipi Cree First Nation

Introducing our digital series “THE EEYOU ISTCHEE TOUR” with our first release featuring the talented youth of Waswanipi Cree First Nation. Check out their “WASHTEW NIBEE” music video kicking off the journey through the Cree communities in Quebec.

Episode 2 - Niiyan Skidah Weetcheednan

Ouje-Bougoumou Cree First Nation

Introducing our second release from “THE EEYOU ISTCHEE TOUR” digital series. It features the talented youth of OujeBougoumou Cree First Nation. Check out their “Niiyan Skidah Weetcheednan” music video continuing our journey through the Cree communities in Quebec.

Episode 3 - Mikw Chiyâm

Mistissini Cree First Nation

Here is our third video release off our new digital series that is taking the internet by storm! It features the talented youth of Mistissini Cree First Nation. Check out this pop infused music video single titled “Mikw Chiyâm”, which continues our journey through the Cree communities in Quebec.

Episode 4 - Eenou Eetuun

Nemaska Cree First Nation

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to combine First Nations culture with a video game? Here is our 4th video release off our new digital series! It features the talented youth of Nemaska Cree First Nation. With production coming from Gary Jolly of The NorthStars, we present, “Eenou Eetuun”, which continues our journey through the Cree communities in Quebec.

Episode 5 - Intupiyuusuu

Mistissini Cree First Nation

Here is our next video release off our new digital series that so many are taking about! It features the talented youth of Waskaganish Cree First Nation. Check out this darkheavy hiphop tune titled “Intupiyuusuu”, which continues our journey through the Cree communities in Quebec.

Episode 6 - Niishtamt In Teh Mamitnayt

Eastmain Cree First Nation

What if we can reverse a bad decision and go back to the moment that changed it all? This video demonstrates how our choices can alter our direction and it features youth from Eastmain Cree First Nation. It’s heavy, so watch it until the end. The song is titled “Niishtamt In Teh Mamitnayt” meaning ‘looking to the future’, which continues our journey through the Cree communities in Quebec.

Episode 7 - Bimaachiihiiwassuu

Wemindji Cree First Nation

What is your definition of a lifegiver? Our upcoming release titled “Bimaachiihiiwassuu” demonstrates the power of those who provide and the gratitude that exists within the youth. We are proud of our artists from Wemindji Cree First Nation for this feel good heart anthem song!

Episode 8 - Miskusiwin

Chisasibi Cree First Nation

Do you know the fight is deep? The darkness is a very real thing in our lives and the only way to let the light in is by opening our hearts to others, sharing our passions and uplifting each other through love and compassion. If you are a youth who is struggling with life, just know that we love you and that there are people in your life that care for you. You are not alone.

Episode 9 - Maamuugahboudow

Whapmagoostui Cree First Nation

How strong is a Nation when it stands together? We are proud to finish our digital series with a Cree anthem song that demonstrates the beauty of the land and the strength our communities have when its young people come together. This song features youth from Whapmagoostui Cree First Nation and is titled “Maamuugahboudow”, which means ‘stand together’.